... floviS 0. LORDS.P8W.4y- - 'JDGIMENTS. ~ C Mr.NElRtttCIAL Btz -o ScOTLkNT2-Wb. tbh r Folarocia Bwhoi. g CoDnpary of Scotland ,- M r oc lrbo wt as ^Lw Aant, was iaeited ib edeed of partnetbli wrbich he did, and is toat ; tre ar *rtlpralatwn ia big favtur that he ebonld be sp. ht4 Irt manager, that he bhould not be removed eatept with ctrimnee of the vrbel Committeeof ManaReUCent for the tboehg; ...

... NEW LONDON BRIDG8K COMPENSATIONs. TaRe CORPoATION or LONDON V- Mtt151111 THOMAS AND CHARLES JotieS.-On Wednesday, at Guildball, a Jury was sworn InDthl Mayor'$ Court to ass th* amount of cempenau- tion which should be given to Meats. Thomas and Charles Jones, the saettslve oil and colour mertchnts, for the injury done to their trade by their ejectioS from their extebnive pre. mises, No. 125, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. an't HOUSE OF LORDS, Jutx 1. A Th. Lord Ctancellor, the Marquess of Wirichestier, and the WI Earl of Shaftesbury, as hisi mmlesty's Commissioners, gave the to I Royal Assent to the Exchequer Bills' Bill, the National Debt Bill, the Consolidated Fund Bill, the Disembodied Militia (Ireland) C Bill, heb Six Clerke' Office Bill, the Insolvent Debtors' ...

... PORTSMO UTH, JUAvE 20. The Isis, Samarang, Weazl, and Racer were at Malta on the 23d of April; the Etna was daily expected from Marseilles; Mr. Gordon, tbe recently appointed Ambassador from England to the Sublime Porte, had gone up to Smyrna in the Revenge, 74, and would proceed thence to Constantinople in the Sama- rang, which ship was fittinz in baste for that purpose. Count Guliieminot, ...

... M IT PLEASE ?? GRACN-UpOl 'reading your Grace's a mDO Rokin aowe i~tgh, in ttutb, it was ano aniswer-it did yenu ,ot touch ao liinll point in answer to the strong and convincing them p~ssof lh. Duke# of Wellington's speech on opening flth late otigi dobste Du the Catholic Relief bill In the House of Lordr. Upon le reasiis it, bowever, I was provoked to take pen in band, and to a vi iniata it ; ...

... DRE4DFUL FIRES iND LOSs 014 LUi, A few minutes after si-ven O'clock yesiterdalr nioir,, Alarming fire broke outi &t the hutiris of Air. Alrvc maker and carpenter, N o. 10, llolten-streel Wbard i Solio, which at, tirst threatened destrutn ntifs.. The fire origiontedl triderthfolwg ae ti cuinstances :-An ltdcirly woinran wh cip kitchen, Load iust, risen frinm her Ieladder te~ was 11tin li point ...

... FRENCH PJPERS. IFROM THE MISSAGER DES CHAMBERS OF TURIDAY.) PARIS, JUNE 22.-A telegraphic dispatch, dated Toulon, yet- terday morning, announces that Marshal Maiotin had just ar- rived en board the Dido. Letters from Tangier of Ist June do not let announce the conclusion of an arrangement between Austria and Morocco. It is thought, however, that the affair will be arranged by the restoration ...

... .AWFUL EFFECTS 0F A .4THUNDER-STORM. About half-past five o'clock in 'he afternoon of Thursday last, Ongar and its vicinity were visited by a dreadfel storm of thun- der, accompanied by ligbtning, from the effects of which, a windmill, the property of Mr. Riyner, situated at Toet-hill, io the parish ol Stamford Rivers, was nearly destroyed, and the miller wias so shockingly mutilated tbat bis ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1S9. We received last night the Allgemeine Zeifung to the 2d Juee, from which we make the following extractn- ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 23.-A short time ago an English man of war sailed to St. Jean d'Acre, to demand eatisfatdias for an insult offernd two months ago to another English ship of war. The PACHA, however, prohibited all communication with aba onemial of the PORTB, ...

... LEROM TUB GAZBETT DE FRANCE OF WEDNESCDAY.J CORFU, MAY 16.-The English Consul-Geueral at Constanti- nople left this place on the 12th, on which day he had arrived from Ancona, and went on board the Ionian steam-boat to Zamae. It is supposed that this vessel carries dispatches for Count Capo d'Istrias, to acquaint him with the Proclamation by which the Ionian Government declares It will not ...

... tELDON 7ESTIJMoN7IL. TO THE EDITOR OF TIlE MORNING CHRo\ SIR-When It ib considered that for aquiarter Lord Eldon dispensed the enormous patrouag, in te D in the Church appertaialng to the office of Cancll is also considered that scarcely an individual thatu b, in the disposition of the Keepar uf the Seall he, Us a him for It.-.ad that there are a onuttude ot tl, t Li I 'la sons deceased who ...

... THE MIRROR Of, FASHION. [I5Wt TUll cottRT CI&CULAIR- y poke df Ctumbefd vis~ted isis Majesty on Saturday. 1 twrday the Duche~s of Gloucester ad Lord Faruborough Duke of Clarence DUs quite recoered Ifrom the attack of us Saturday the Pnrceu Augusta visited the Adult Orphan 1 .ttoo in the Regent's Park. T , ?? and Duchess of Gloucester gave a numerous grand boaer party OD Saturday, to meet the ...